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Coptic Icon of Anastasis: the Descent into Hades . Christ Descends into Hades through the Cross, releasing Adam, Eve, the righteous of the old Testament and all humanity from death and corruption. “Christ is Risen from the dead, trampling down d
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Coptic Icon of St Mary of Egypt (receiving communion from St Zosimas) Read her beautiful biography here
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Coptic Icon of St Pope Kyrillos VI (1902-1971). This saint, who is also my personal intercessor, was the 116th patriarch of Alexandria, and was known for his love of prayer and praise. This icon also includes St Mina to the right and St Isaac
Coptic icon of St Dioscorus of Alexandria, St Cyril of Alexandria, and St Severus of Antioch. These 3 fathers, who were not active in the same era, defended the dogma of the unity of Christ, namely, the one incarnate nature of God the Word, and
Coptic Icon of St Pope Kyrillos VI (1902-1971). This saint, who is also my personal intercessor, was the 116th patriarch of Alexandria, and was known for his love of prayer and praise. Learn more about him in his biography A Silent Patriarch (
Coptic Icon of St Jacob of Serugh . St Jacob is one of the great poets of the Syriac Church. He is commonly referred to as “The Flute of the Spirit” and wrote a wealth of spiritual poetry, some of which is still used in Syriac hymnology. His
Coptic Icon of St Shenoute (aka. Shenouda, Cenouthios) . St Shenoute was an important figure of coptic monasticism and was the spiritual leader of the monastic community of the Red and White Monasteries, Atripe mountain, upper Egypt. He was a p
Coptic Icon of the Annunciation . The Angel Gabriel greets St Mary saying “Hail to you O full of grace, the Lord is with You”. as he unveils to her God’s plan for the salvation of humanity, she responds in acceptance, thereby reversing the sin o
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